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Book Chapters
Errichiello, Mariano (2023) 'Parsis and Ritual Innovation. Zoroastrian Funerary Practices in Mumbai during the Pandemic.' In: Hertzman, Emily Zoe, Lang, Natalie, Larson, Erica M. and Lorea, Carola E., (eds.), Coronasur. Asian Religions in the Covidian Age. Honolulu: University of Hawai'i Press, pp. 115-120.
Errichiello, Mariano (2023) 'Reflections on Liminality, Authority and Agency of the Zoroastrian Death Rituals.' In: Panaino, Antonio, Piras, Andrea and Ognibene, Paolo, (eds.), Studi Iranici Ravennati IV. Milan: Mimesis, pp. 321-341. (Indo-iranica et orientalia. Serie Lazur, Volume 25)
Journal Article
Errichiello, Mariano (2021) 'Conferment of meaning to Mount Damāvand between Indo-Iranian Myths and Zoroastrian Pilgrimages.' Himalayan and Central Asian Studies, 25 (1-3). pp. 219-229.
Conference or Workshop Items
Errichiello, Mariano (2017) The influence of the Theosophical Society on Parsees and the rise of Ilm-e-Khshnoom. In: Western Esotericism and Spiritualism in the 19th - 21st Centuries, 1-7 July 2017, Kiev, Ukraine. (Unpublished)
Errichiello, Mariano (2017) From reactive to creative: a Khshnoomist perspective of the evil force. In: Symposia Iranica Third Biennial Conference, 11-12 April 2017, Cambridge.
Opinion Pieces / Media / Blogs
Errichiello, Mariano (2023) The Gift of the Last Magi. [Opinion Pieces / Media / Blogs]
Errichiello, Mariano (2020) Restless souls: The impact of COVID-19 on the funerary ceremonies of the Parsis in Mumbai. Asia Research Institute blog [Opinion Pieces / Media / Blogs]
Errichiello, Mariano (2020) Restless souls: the impact of COVID-19 on the Parsi community in Mumbai. CoronAsur: Religion and COVID-19 [Opinion Pieces / Media / Blogs]
Other
Errichiello, Mariano (2023) 'Ilm-e-Khshnoom.' The Database of Religious History . Vancouver, BC: University of British Columbia.
Errichiello, Mariano (2023) 'The Key of Ilme Kṣnum to Understand the Zoroastrian Religion.' The Database of Religious History . Vancouver, BC: University of British Columbia.